It seems like you stand up and say something that's not true, it seems to only increase your chances of reelection.
Bill Foster: “It seems like you stand up and say something that's not true, it seems to only increase your chances of reelection.”
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Foster critiques the political environment where dishonesty can lead to electoral success.
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